The tools big companies use to secure devices, protect data and work smarter aren't just for big companies. We deliver them as fixed-price, fixed-outcome packages — so you know the cost up front, get it done in days, and never see an open-ended invoice. When budgets are tight, that's exactly when doing this right matters most.
Founder-led, with 25 years in IT and a decade consulting nationally and across the Crown Dependencies — Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man.
One fixed price, agreed before we start. No day-rate meter, no scope creep, no surprise line on the invoice. If it takes us longer than planned, that's our problem — not your budget's.
Most engagements are delivered in days, not weeks. It's all we do, so we're quick at it — and you get the result while it still matters, not next quarter.
Every package meets a recognised security standard and ends with documentation your team owns. Done properly, once — so you're not paying someone to untangle it later.
Most Microsoft environments drift over years of small, uncoordinated changes. The gap between what's set up and what should be quietly widens. These are the things we find most often:
None of this is your fault — it's what happens to every busy tenant over time. The difference is how you fix it: a defined outcome, a fixed price, and a start date — not another open-ended engagement.
Browse plain-English packages. Every one tells you exactly what it does, what it costs, and when it's delivered — before you talk to anyone.
Answer a short guided form with help at every step. A Statement of Work assembles itself around your answers — anything unclear is flagged for you, never guessed.
You approve a fixed price and a start date. We deliver the outcome, document it, and hand it over. No meter running in the background.
Most IT work is billed by the day. It's worth thinking about what that quietly rewards.
The longer it takes, the more the supplier earns.
The price is the price. The risk of it taking longer is ours.
No dig at anyone who bills by the day — it's a fair, established model. We just think when the outcome's clear, the risk belongs with the supplier who controls the work.
No account manager forwarding your email. No pre-sales team promising things delivery can't do. No layers to wait on, and no internal politics deciding your project's priority. You deal directly with the engineers building your solution — which is a big part of why we're faster and cost less.
And because the price is fixed, you never pay consultancy rates by default. You get the person best aligned to the job — if that has to be a senior consultant instead of an engineer, it's our cost to absorb, not a premium on your invoice.
Prefer to talk it through first? That's not a problem — a quick call with the person who'll actually do the work, whenever suits you.
Technology doesn't stop at 5pm on a Friday, or wait for the new year. When an engagement needs to land over a weekend, a bank holiday, or even Christmas, our engineers are there to do it — because the right time to do the work is the time that's right for your business.
Microsoft retiring old sign-ins, security standards tightening, Cyber Essentials deadlines — we track what's on the horizon so you're never caught out. When something's coming that affects you, we flag it early and help you plan.
We started Fixed247 because good IT security and modern ways of working are too often priced like a luxury — and the businesses that skip them because money's tight right now are exactly the ones that can least afford the breach, the downtime, or the wasted staff hours. Our job is to make the right thing the affordable thing.
Fixed price, fixed outcome, delivered in days. Hover any technical term for a plain-English explanation. Picked out a few? Bundle two or three and save — or planning further ahead? Build a roadmap with Vision and save more across the programme. Need Cyber Essentials Plus? Several packages get you assessment-ready. Want to see the paperwork first? Here's exactly what you'll sign.
Answer what applies to your environment. The Statement of Work on the right assembles as you go — nothing is estimated by the hour. Blanks are flagged as assumptions and sent back to you for sign-off, never silently resolved.
Pick the outcomes you need, add the estimates you've been given, and we'll show the fixed-price Fixed247 equivalent — including any bundle saving — and the time and money it saves you.
Enter the quote(s) you've received — days and day rate. Add more than one to compare an average.
Choose the outcomes you want to reach, and we'll sequence them into delivery phases in the right order — foundation first, then identity, hardening, workloads and optimisation. Use the quick picker, or switch to the roadmap board to drag solutions across quarters and download the plan. Commit to the roadmap and the whole programme is discounted — the more you plan with us, the more you save.
You don't have to commit to 12–14 months to save. Mix and match any two or three packages, buy them now, and still take money and time off the total.
Pick any two or three packages you want done now — no 12-month plan, no strings. Combining them takes money and time off the total, so you're rewarded for doing more in one go even if you're not ready to plan the whole journey yet.
Moving off old infrastructure, or between Microsoft 365 tenants after a merger or acquisition? Answer a few questions and we'll give you an honest sense of the scale and complexity — then the right first step. We won't pretend to fix-price a migration off a web form; the ones who do are guessing. We'd rather look properly first.
Small, single-shot utilities for the fiddly jobs every Microsoft admin knows. Free to use, no account, no email wall — we build tools for a living, so here are a few we're happy to give away. If you like how they work, the paid versions do this in bulk.
Drop in an installer (or just its filename) and we'll tell you the most likely silent-install and uninstall switches — the ones you need for unattended deployment. We detect the installer type and give you the standard commands for it.
Drop an installer here or click to choose
Nothing is uploaded — detection runs entirely in your browser. Large files stay on your machine; we only read the name and a small header.
Deploying a font through Intune means a little script to install it into the font store and register it, plus detection logic. Give us the font filename and we'll generate the install script, uninstall script and detection rule — ready to wrap and upload.
A browser can't read a machine's hardware hash — that's a local call against the device's TPM and firmware, which no website can reach. But the command to do it yourself is short and standard. Here it is, ready to copy, with a plain-English guide. Run it on the device, in an elevated PowerShell.
Coming soon. The real .intunewin format is produced by Microsoft's own packaging utility and can't be genuinely created in a browser. What this tool will do is generate the fiddly part for you — install and uninstall commands, detection rules and a ready-to-run wrapper — so packaging becomes a copy-paste job.
Want it done properly across many apps? See .
Upload a printer driver's .inf file and we'll read the driver name and model from it, then generate the install, uninstall and detection scripts for an Intune Win32 package — using pnputil to stage the driver and Add-PrinterDriver to register it. The INF is read locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Drop a driver .inf here or click to choose
We parse the INF locally to pull the driver model and provider — the file never leaves your machine.
Printing is often part of a wider rollout — see our .
These tools are provided free and as-is to help fellow admins, with no warranty. Detected switches and generated scripts are a well-informed starting point — always test in your own environment before production use. Nothing you drop in is uploaded; detection runs locally in your browser.
A lot of what we do comes down to baselines. If the word means nothing to you, that's fine — this page explains what they are, why they matter, and which of the four recognised standards fits your business.
Every laptop, phone and cloud service ships with hundreds of security settings, and out of the box most are set for convenience, not safety. Left alone, that's the gap attackers walk through — and nobody has time to configure hundreds of settings by hand, correctly, on every device.
A baselineA standard, tested set of security settings applied across your devices so nothing is left on an insecure default. is a ready-made, expert-agreed set of those settings — a known-good configuration you apply across everything at once. Instead of guessing, you adopt a recognised standard that security professionals maintain and auditors recognise.
A properly applied baseline is one of the highest-value, lowest-cost security moves you can make — it closes real gaps without buying a single new product. It's also increasingly what others expect of you: cyber-insurers ask whether your devices are hardened to a standard, auditors and larger clients want evidence of it, and regulators in some sectors require it. Being able to say "yes, we're aligned to a recognised baseline" turns a vague risk into a documented control.
Microsoft's own recommended security configuration for its products, built into the tools you already use. It's sensible, well-supported, and the path of least resistance — a strong default when you have no specific external requirement to meet.
The UK government's practical device-security guidance, published by the NCSC. It's pragmatic, UK-focused, and widely recognised across British public and private sectors — a natural fit if you work with UK government, the public sector, or their supply chains.
An independent, internationally recognised set of hardening benchmarks. Level 1 covers the essential, broadly-safe controls that won't disrupt how people work. It's the standard auditors and security teams most often ask for by name, and the go-to when you need to prove a recognised bar.
A US-originated framework used internationally as a benchmark for good security practice. It's often the reference point when working with American organisations, or where a contract or framework specifically calls for NIST alignment.
Cyber EssentialsA UK government-backed certification that shows your business has the basic security controls in place to protect against common cyber attacks. is the UK's recognised baseline certification. More and more contracts — especially public sector and larger clients — now require it before they'll work with you. It checks five basic technical controls; Cyber Essentials PlusThe higher tier of Cyber Essentials, where an independent assessor actually tests your systems rather than taking your word for it. is the same five, but independently tested by an assessor rather than self-declared.
Here's the useful part: several of our packages configure exactly the controls a CE+The higher tier of Cyber Essentials, where an independent assessor actually tests your systems rather than taking your word for it. assessor looks for. Adopt the right ones and you walk into your assessment with the technical work already done.
To be clear: our packages get your systems into the state a CE+The higher tier of Cyber Essentials, where an independent assessor actually tests your systems rather than taking your word for it. assessment expects — they don't award the certificate itself. Certification is issued by an accredited certification bodyAn independent, accredited organisation authorised to assess and award a certification like Cyber Essentials. after their assessment. We get you ready for that assessment with the technical work already in place.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll suggest the baseline that fits your business — and the package that delivers it. No jargon, no obligation. It's a starting recommendation we'll confirm with you properly before anything's committed.
This is a guided suggestion based on your answers, not a compliance determination — every business is different. We'll confirm the right standard with you before any work is agreed.
Microsoft retires things. Security standards tighten. Deadlines arrive. Keeping track is a job in itself — so we do it for you. Here's what's on the horizon, who each change affects, and how we help you stay ahead of it rather than scramble when it lands.
You don't need to watch every Microsoft roadmap and security bulletin — that's our job. When something's coming that affects you, we'd rather flag it early and help you plan than let it become an emergency. Staying ahead of change is cheaper, calmer and safer than reacting to it.
Not sure whether one of these affects you? Ask the person who'd do the work — we'll tell you straight, whether it's urgent, worth planning for, or nothing to worry about yet.
Fixed247 packages are built to be resold. You put them in front of your clients under your own brand, at your own price. When a client says yes, we execute the engagement invisibly on your behalf and hand you the finished, documented outcome. Your client relationship stays entirely yours.
Offer our fixed-outcome packages to your clients as part of your own service catalogue, under your brand, at whatever price you set. You own the relationship and the margin.
Once your client signs off, we deliver the engagement to our fixed scope and delivery window — quietly, behind your brand. Your client never needs to know we exist.
You buy at trade, sell at your rate, and keep the difference. Predictable cost in, your margin on top, no delivery risk or specialist headcount to carry.
White-label by default. The client sees your name on the work, the documentation and the relationship. We stay invisible.
Buy at a fixed trade price and set your own client price. Predictable cost in means the markup is entirely yours to decide.
Fixed scope, fixed window. You're never carrying the risk of an engagement running over — that sits with us, not your P&L.
Add Intune, Entra, AVD, Copilot, Purview and hardening to what you offer — without hiring the specialists to deliver them.
The biggest fear in white-label delivery is that your subcontractor quietly becomes your competitor. So we put the opposite in writing, on every engagement:
This isn't a hopeful promise — it's a written term of every partner engagement. Your relationship, your margin, your client. We're the delivery behind you, and nothing more.
Trade pricing and the full partner pack are shared once you're approved. Tell us about your business and we'll be in touch to set you up.
Fixed247 exists because modern-workplace delivery is more predictable than the industry prices it to be. We've done these engagements enough times to know exactly what good looks like — so we scope them as fixed outcomes, commit to a delivery window, and price them up front. No day-rate meter, no scope creep, no surprises on the invoice.
Four things guide how we work. They're not slogans — each one shows up somewhere concrete in what we actually do.
We start from the reality that budgets are tight and good IT can't always be the priority it should be. We meet businesses where they are, in plain language, without judgement.
We put ourselves on the hook for the outcome, not the hours. If something takes longer or costs more than expected, that's ours to carry — not a surprise on your invoice.
We want to run a business that's light on the planet and built to last — for us and for the clients who rely on us. We're honest that this is a direction we're actively working toward, not a finished badge.
When good security and modern tools are affordable, more businesses adopt them — and stronger, safer businesses make for a healthier economy around all of us. Making the right thing accessible is the point.
We deliver defined Microsoft engagements across Intune, Entra ID, Azure Virtual Desktop, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Purview — device management, identity and conditional access, application packaging, security baselines and data lifecycle. Every package in our catalogue is a fixed-price, fixed-outcome engagement with a committed start date.
We don't do open-ended staff augmentation or generalist IT support. We do a specific, deep set of things extremely well, and we've productised each one so you know precisely what you're buying and what you'll get.
Fixed247 is founder-led, and that matters: the person who scopes your work and stands behind it is the one with the track record, not a junior fronting a brand. Our founder brings 25 years in the IT industry and a decade consulting nationally — across sectors, estates and the messy realities of live environments, not just the tidy version in a proposal.
That includes real delivery experience across the Crown Dependencies — jurisdictions most UK providers have never worked in, each with its own regulatory and data considerations:
Productising our engagements isn't a shortcut around that experience — it's the distilled result of it. We've done these engagements enough times, in enough places, to know exactly what good looks like and to deliver it at a fixed price without cutting corners.
Technology doesn't stop at 5pm on a Friday. It doesn't wait for the new year, and it certainly doesn't take Christmas Day off. When a migration has to land over a weekend, or something breaks during the one window your business can't afford downtime, that's exactly when you need someone willing to be there.
Our engineers and consultants work when the work needs doing — evenings, weekends, bank holidays, Christmas — wherever an engagement genuinely requires it. We understand that the right time to do the work is the time that's right for your business, not ours.
And because we look after our people properly — paid fairly for it, with time back in lieu — being there out of hours is something they're genuinely willing to do, not resentfully press-ganged into. That's what makes the promise real rather than a line on a website.
When we give you a price, it holds. Every Statement of Work is valid for 12 months from issue, and the price won't change for 12 months — so you can budget, get sign-off, and schedule the work on your timeline without a quote expiring or creeping upward while you decide. No pressure tactics, no "prices rise next month." A fixed price you can actually plan around is the whole point.
You tell us your environment through a structured requirements form. Anything unstated is flagged as an assumption and returned to you for sign-off — never silently resolved.
Because each engagement is all we do, we deliver inside a committed window — days, not weeks — with a documented outcome, not an open-ended project.
Every engagement ends with a consulting-grade documentation pack — HLD, configuration record and technical handover — so your team owns what we built.
Traditional consultancies are built in layers. An account manager owns the relationship. A pre-sales consultant scopes the work and, too often, promises things the delivery team then has to walk back. Requests pass between people, priorities get decided by internal politics you never see, and a surprising amount of your budget pays for the coordination between all of them rather than the work itself. That structure is a large part of why the old model is slow and expensive.
We cut all of it. You deal directly with the engineers who deliver your solution. There's no ambiguity about who owns what, no message lost in a handover, no pre-sales gap between what was sold and what gets built, and no queue behind other clients' politics. Fewer people in the middle means less waiting, lower cost, and a straight line from your question to the person who can actually answer it.
None of that means we hide behind a form. If you'd rather talk something through — scope a piece of work, sanity-check an approach, or just get a feel for whether we're the right fit — you can book time directly with the person who'd do the work. A conversation when you want one, without the layers around it.
Most consultancies bill you for whoever shows up. If a senior consultant runs a task an engineer could have handled, their day rate lands on your invoice all the same — and you're rarely in a position to question it.
Our fixed price removes that entirely. The price is the price, whoever delivers it. We assign the person best aligned to get the job done — usually an engineer, because that's what most of this work needs. If an engineer isn't available and a senior consultant picks it up instead, that's our cost to absorb, not a premium we pass on to you. You are never charged more because of who happened to do the work.
It's worth being honest about how most IT work is billed. On a day-rate engagement, every extra day is extra revenue for the supplier — which means the person doing the work is, however unintentionally, rewarded for taking longer. The meter runs, the scope drifts, and the risk of it all sits with you.
Fixed price flips that around. We agree the outcome and the number up front, and if it takes more effort than we expected, that's our problem, not your budget's. The incentive is reversed: we're rewarded for being good and fast, not slow. You get a number you can approve, a date you can plan around, and a defined result you can hold us to — no open meter, no surprise invoice.
This isn't a dig at anyone billing by the day — it's a long-standing model and plenty of good people work within it. We just think that when the outcome is clear, the risk should sit with the supplier who controls the work, not the client who's paying for it.
14-day scheduling guarantee. If we don't have your engagement scheduled within 14 days of sign-off, you receive a £150 credit — applied automatically, no claim needed.
We work inside our clients' identity and device estates — the most sensitive systems they own. We treat that access with the seriousness it deserves, and our people bring a security posture shaped by working in environments where the bar was set by national vetting standards.
Our consultants have previously held SC (Security Check) and NPPV2 Full (Non-Police Personnel Vetting) clearance through prior engagements. That vetting shaped how we handle access, data and client systems — least-privilege by default, careful with credentials, and disciplined about what leaves an environment.
We request only the roles an engagement needs, for only as long as it needs them, and we hand access back at handover. Where your tenant supports it, we work through just-in-time privileged access.
Engagements are delivered inside your tenant. We don't move your data out of it, and our documentation records configuration — not credentials or secrets.
Every change we make is recorded in the as-built pack, so there's a full account of what was configured, why, and how to reverse it. No undocumented changes, ever.
Assessment engagements — like Copilot Readiness — make no changes at all. We look, we report, and nothing in your tenant is touched.
A large part of our catalogue exists to improve your security posture: multi-framework baseline hardening aligned to CIS, NCSC and NIST; passwordless and phishing-resistant authentication; privileged identity management; and data-lifecycle retention. We take security seriously because helping clients get it right is most of what we do.
This page covers how we handle your environment technically. For how we operate as a company — ethics, your data, and our wider commitments — see Peace of mind.
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Browse the packages, or tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll point you to the right first step.
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Most firms won't show you a Statement of Work until you're deep in a sales conversation. We think that's backwards. Every Fixed247 engagement — whether it's a £1,150 audit or a full migration — uses the same plain-English SoW, with the same sections, every time. Here's the whole thing, so there are no surprises hiding in a document you only see after you've committed.
| Statement of Work | Your chosen package |
| Reference | F247-XXXX |
| Client | Your organisation |
| Supplier | Fixed247 (slashdotcom Ltd) |
| Version / Date | 1.0 · date of issue |
| Valid until | 12 months from issue |
A short, plain-English summary of the outcome you're buying and why — taken straight from the package you choose. No jargon, no padding.
Delivered remotely. For implementation work, we produce a High-Level Design capturing the specific configuration for your approval after sign-off, then deliver to that approved design and hand over full as-built documentation.
A clear, numbered list of exactly what's included — the systems, the counts, the specifics you've agreed.
e.g. Devices in scope: 80 · Security baseline: CIS Level 1 · Tenant: yourcompany.onmicrosoft.com — the precise scope for your engagement appears here.
Just as important as what's in — an explicit list of what isn't included, so there's never a surprise. Anything outside scope is identified and quoted separately, never absorbed silently or billed unexpectedly.
The specific exclusions for your package are listed here — plus anything not explicitly named in scope or deliverables.
The concrete things you'll receive on completion — configured policies, the as-built documentation pack, and so on.
Your package's specific deliverables are listed here.
Fixed247 will deliver the scope and deliverables, keep you informed of progress, and provide the documented handover.
You will provide timely access, appropriate permissions, a single named decision-maker, and prompt review of the design. Delays on your side may affect the delivery window — but never the fixed price.
If an assumption proves incorrect and materially changes the work, it's handled under Change Control — not sprung on you.
| Price | Your fixed price |
| Basis | Fixed price |
| Delivery window | Effort days for your package |
| Payment | Smaller engagements: in full on acceptance. Larger: 50% on sign-off, 50% on acceptance. |
| Pricing valid | 12 months from the date of the SoW |
🛡 Scheduling guarantee: if we haven't scheduled your engagement within 14 days of sign-off, you receive a £150 credit, automatically.
Any change to scope is handled by a written Change Request setting out the change and any impact on price or timeline. Work outside the SoW proceeds only once that's agreed in writing. This protects the fixed price both ways: you're never billed for unrequested work, and extra work is never assumed to be free.
Deliverables are presented on completion. You have five working days to accept or flag anything not meeting the agreed scope. If we don't hear back in that window, the work is deemed accepted. Acceptance completes the engagement.
Governed by the Fixed247 master terms — confidentiality, intellectual property, limitation of liability, termination, and governing law (England & Wales). Key points: work products are yours on full payment; each party protects the other's confidential information; liability is limited to the value of the SoW. Full terms available on request.
When you configure a package, your specific SoW follows this exact structure — the scope, deliverables and price filled in, everything else as you see it here.
Most loyalty schemes just dangle a discount. Ours does that too — but you can also spend what you earn on a day of our time volunteering for a charity you care about, or a donation in your name. Because a fixed-price engineering firm shouldn't reward you like a phone contract. Every engagement earns points; you decide what they're worth.
Every completed engagement earns reward points, scaled to the size of the work. Roadmap and bundle programmes earn more.
Spend points on discounts off future work, added services, or — the part we're proud of — charitable giving and volunteering.
No fine print designed to make points lapse. You earned them; they're yours to use when it suits you.
Point values below are indicative and being finalised — they show the shape of the programme. The give-back options sit right alongside the commercial ones, because both matter.
We give a full day of our team's time to a charity of your choice — hands-on help, or tech and IT support where they need it most.
We donate £250 to a registered charity you nominate, in your company's name.
Double the giving — £500 to your nominated cause, in your name.
A desk set made with the environment in mind: a keyboard, mouse and webcam built with bio-based plastics, plus rechargeable batteries and a charger to cut single-use waste — shipped in recyclable packaging.
Redeem points for a Microsoft 365 Copilot readiness assessment — see if you're ready to roll it out safely.
A read-only review of your security posture against a recognised baseline, with a prioritised findings report.
A straight 15% off any single package on your next engagement.
Our top redemption — 25% off your next package. For clients who keep building with us.
The more you build with us, the faster you earn — and the more each engagement is worth in points.
The programme launches alongside our first engagements. Tell us you'd like in, and we'll make sure you're enrolled from your first piece of work.
Fixed247 Rewards is a loyalty programme; point values, thresholds and redemptions shown are indicative and may change as the programme is finalised. Charitable donations are made to registered charities you nominate, subject to confirmation. Physical rewards such as the Eco Pack are subject to availability; specific products, brands and materials may vary, and we'll confirm exact items at the point of redemption. Full terms will be published at launch.
Letting someone into your identity and device systems takes trust. This is who we are as a company: how we work, how we treat your data, and the standards we hold ourselves to — beyond the technical detail on our Security page.
We take the minimum access an engagement needs, for the shortest time it needs it, and hand it back at the end. We never ask for more than the job requires, and we never keep access we no longer need.
We build to recognised standards, not shortcuts. Every configuration follows established best practice and is documented so your team — or any other supplier — can see exactly what was done and why.
We tell you what a package does and, just as clearly, what it doesn't. If something falls outside scope, or if we think you don't need it, we say so — even when it means a smaller invoice for us.
We hand over everything documented so you own your environment outright. No hidden dependencies, no holding your configuration hostage, no engineered reasons you can't leave. Your systems are yours.
We carry public liability, professional indemnity and cyber insurance — the cover that matters when a supplier is trusted with your identity, devices and data. Certificates are available on request; we'd rather you saw them than took our word for it. If your own policies require a specific level or type of cover before working with a supplier, tell us early and we'll confirm exactly what we hold.
We'd rather lose the sale than oversell you. We won't talk you into an engagement you don't need, inflate scope to pad an invoice, or make claims we can't stand behind. If a cheaper or simpler option would serve you better, we'll tell you — even when it costs us the work. A straight answer today is worth more than a padded invoice, because the businesses that trust us are the ones that come back and recommend us. That's the whole model.
Working remotely and delivering through cloud tooling keeps our footprint small. We're working toward measuring and reducing it properly, and toward favouring efficient, right-sized solutions over wasteful ones for our clients.
We believe good security shouldn't be a luxury only large organisations can afford — making it accessible to smaller businesses is core to why we exist. We're committed to fair, respectful dealings with everyone we work with.
Honest scoping, transparent pricing and clear documentation aren't just good service — they're how we hold ourselves accountable. We're committed to running the business to the same standards we ask our clients to meet.
These are commitments we're actively working toward as we grow, stated honestly as a direction rather than a finished badge — because overclaiming here would undercut the very trust this page is about.
Questions about how we'd handle your environment, your data, or a specific concern? Ask the person who'd actually do the work — no sales layer in between.